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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1965
Page
2
The Progress Editorial Page passes along a homey promo from Maxwell Paper Products Co. It highlights six key phrases and lists the most and least important words in human relations, emphasizing thoughtfulness and feedback values.
The piece notes about two score species vanished in the red century and a half with an international toll around 200. It cites 50 more threatened species listed by the Department of Interior and names ivory billed woodpecker Californian condor whooping crane black footed ferret and grizzly bear as at risk. Rep Henry Reuss urges United States leadership for a UN conference on conservation with trade curbs foreign aid and wildlife as an economic asset.
In Cape Kennedy era reflections on quasars redefine the heavens Fred Hoyle explains that quasars are not stars or galaxies but ultra distant, intensely powerful radio sources the next propulsion leap may be atomic energy yet limits of speed and life support temper space ambitions. The Gemini program and Saturn V boosters illustrate the costly pace of progress as humanity aims for the moon and beyond.
Admiral Rickover urges a national standard and committee to oversee education. He argues the system lacks a working philosophy, has excessive administration, and insufficient teacher qualifications, contributing to low achievement across states. He favors an aristocracy of achievement grounded in a democracy of opportunity.
The Mailbag laments rising high school book prices driven by teachers and state politics. A SHS senior and sister report $55 spent on books plus extra lab fees and rentals, noting many texts are barely used or outdated after changes. The writer calls for public demand and responsive administration to ease burdens on underprivileged students.
Marquis Childs portrays Lyndon Johnson at 58 facing the hardest test of his career as he seeks an honorable exit from Vietnam without full scale war. The piece examines his cautious approach, calls for a gradual deescalation, and his plan to press Congress and launch a national tour to promote social advance and prosperity while supporting fellow Democrats.
Detroit sources say Michigan Governor George Romney plans a 1968 presidential bid after his 1967 term, aiming to build a national campaign from a Lansing headquarters. Romney’s likely rivals, including Pennsylvania Governor William Scranton, face a strong, organized challenge if Romney announces after his next gubernatorial election.
The Scottsdale Dancer is published every afternoon by the Scottsdale Publishing Company. Offices are at 302 Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale 85252. Telephone 947-544. Second class postage paid at Scottsdale. Page 4 No. 169.
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